There is so much discussion about the regulatory side of maritime decarbonisation. And there is so much complaining about uncertainty and about the need for clarity and certainty. As if the future can be known and all that is needed is to have it laid …
Decarbonisation and contracts in the world of international maritime trade Read More »
The US Federal Maritime Commission’s (FMC) increased scrutiny of liner shipping congestion charges should give cause for concern for container ship operators, according to shipping law specialist Holman Fenwick Willan (HFW). Earlier this month, the FMC…
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The dry bulk market has rallied to levels not seen since 2010. However, this latest rise could be short lived, as a result of weakening fundamentals. In its latest weekly report, shipbroker Allied Shipbroking said that “in the midst of August, the dry …
2021 is a spectacular year in container shipping. Freight rates are record high, more cargo than ever before is shipped on the transpacific trade lane specifically and globally in general, and the previous annual record on new orders for container ship…
Container ship order book doubled up in 2021 Read More »
Singapore’s fuel oil stocks dropped to their lowest levels since late February 2021, data from Singapore Enterprise showed this week. Fuel oil inventories fell by 4% on the week to 25 August reaching a six-month low of 21.18 million bbls. Lead times re…
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